Activity report for 1999(PDF) - Soros Foundation Moldova
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environment <strong>for</strong> discussions with the participation of<br />
NGOs, state sector, and representatives of international<br />
NGOs. Another goal of the <strong>for</strong>um was to develop the<br />
future strategy <strong>for</strong> the non-governmental sector.<br />
(Co-financed by World Bank, Dutch Embassy, other<br />
donors)<br />
$ 10,000<br />
Creating of a Database of Students from<br />
Higher Education Institutions in the Republic of<br />
<strong>Moldova</strong><br />
Association of Students from Economy and<br />
Management, project director Grigorie PETRENCO<br />
The aim of the project was to facilitate the employment<br />
of students and graduates and to provide an operational<br />
link between potential employees and students.<br />
$ 1,000.17<br />
Center <strong>for</strong> HIV/AIDS Prevention in the North of<br />
<strong>Moldova</strong><br />
Bælfli Branch of the Youth <strong>for</strong> the Right to Life<br />
Association, project director Ina BIRIUCOV<br />
This center received one year financial assistance<br />
to implement AIDS prevention activities in the north of<br />
<strong>Moldova</strong> with NGOs joint ef<strong>for</strong>ts: a hot line, seminars<br />
and training in schools, publishing in<strong>for</strong>mation materials,<br />
a rock concert and a NO AIDS summer marathon.<br />
(Co-financed by UNDP and USIS)<br />
$ 780.80<br />
Est – West Youth Exchange<br />
National Youth Council of <strong>Moldova</strong>, project director<br />
Sergiu MUSTEAfiÆ<br />
The aim of the project is to train youth leaders in<br />
the development and promotion of a youth policy following<br />
the EU and Council of Europe principles: democracy,<br />
human rights, rule of law, tolerance, pluralism,<br />
social cohesion, etc. Thirty-five youth leaders from<br />
<strong>Moldova</strong> were trained.<br />
(Co-financed by Youth and Sport Department)<br />
$ 1,770.51<br />
Education <strong>for</strong> Development<br />
Juventus Youth Association, Bælfli, project director<br />
Alexandru VASILCECO<br />
The project objectives were to teach the youth their<br />
rights, develop their communication abilities, encourage<br />
a constructive decision-making, prevent risks and<br />
effects of abuse, and keep a sound life-style.<br />
Workshops <strong>for</strong> training of trainers and seminars in<br />
schools were organized. Beneficiaries of the project<br />
were 3750 students and 200 children.<br />
$ 1,898.30<br />
National Conference on Social Integration of<br />
Disabled Persons, Chiøinæu, October 14, <strong>1999</strong><br />
Management and Insurance in Medicine Associ-<br />
<strong>1999</strong> ACTIVITY REPORT<br />
ation, project director Valeriu SAVA<br />
The conference presented materials and <strong>report</strong>s on<br />
human rights, including the right to life and medical<br />
assistance, international legislation concerning disabled,<br />
international protection models, rehabilitation<br />
and social integration of disabled, the role of the state<br />
in creating a favorable environment <strong>for</strong> the protection<br />
of disabled and their social integration through education,<br />
getting a profession and employment, the role of<br />
NGOs and mass media in social integration of the disabled.<br />
The current situation in <strong>Moldova</strong> was examined,<br />
searching <strong>for</strong> solutions to improve the status of disabled<br />
persons in <strong>Moldova</strong>. The conference gathered<br />
about 50 participants, representatives of the government,<br />
presidency, parliament, non-governmental sector,<br />
sociologists, teachers, economists, businessmen,<br />
etc.<br />
$ 800.19<br />
Human Rights in <strong>Moldova</strong> and the Transnistrian<br />
Issue Seminar, September 22-26, <strong>1999</strong><br />
Helsinki Committee <strong>for</strong> Human Rights, project<br />
director Stefan URÎTU<br />
The International Helsinki Federation is currently<br />
implementing a big project, which aims to provide<br />
Helsinki Committees the opportunities to observe<br />
human rights protection in their countries, to involve<br />
officials, civil society leaders and mass media in a dialog<br />
on ways to improve the situation and to present the<br />
concluding <strong>report</strong>s to important international organizations.<br />
The project has two types of activities: seminars<br />
which examine important issues of human rights and<br />
investigation missions to study the nine-year old<br />
Transnistrian conflict, as well as to develop strategies<br />
to settle it.<br />
(Co-financed by International Helsinki Federation)<br />
$ 1,997.51<br />
Human Rights and Sexual Minorities in<br />
<strong>Moldova</strong><br />
GenderDoc-M In<strong>for</strong>mation Center, project director<br />
Natalia ESMANCIUC<br />
The project aimed to raise public awareness of sexual<br />
minority groups’ issues and advocate <strong>for</strong> changes<br />
in the legal framework in order to exclude discrimination<br />
of sexual minorities. The project activities include<br />
round tables, creating a web page, organizing two seminars.<br />
$ 3,260<br />
A Step to Dialog<br />
Center <strong>for</strong> Social and Cultural Development and<br />
Cooperation, Comrat, project director Sergiu NEI-<br />
COVCEN<br />
The project contains a program of intercultural<br />
education, based on mutual recognition and respect.<br />
$ 1,979.80<br />
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